Foreign investors in Bahrain will now be allowed to have 100 per cent ownership of businesses in various sectors as a key amendment to an existing law was approved, reported the Gulf Daily News, our sister publication.
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Foreign investors in Bahrain will now be allowed to have 100 per cent ownership of businesses in various sectors as a key amendment to an existing law was approved, reported the Gulf Daily News, our sister publication.
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Saudi Arabia's debut international bond should get a warm welcome from foreign investors if it hits markets in 2016, though fund managers say they will need yields that compensate them for the political and oil price risks.
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Saudi Arabia's debut international bond should get a warm welcome from foreign investors if it hits markets in 2016, though fund managers say they will need yields that compensate them for the political and oil price risks.
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Saudi Arabia would be open to relaxing its rules on foreigners investing directly in its stock market to help it get included in global indices, the chairman of the Saudi financial-markets regulatory agency, the Capital Market Authority, told Re

A few investors are racing to establish funds for Iran following last week's nuclear deal with world powers, and many others are tapping into multinationals already present in the $400 billion economy.
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The Saudi Stock Exchange opened to qualified foreign investors (QFI) for the first time one month ago, and is expecting increased involvement of international investors on the exchange as a result.
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Shares in five listed Saudi Arabian companies will not be open to investment by foreigners when the market permits direct stock purchases by foreign institutions this month, according to the stock exchange's website.
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The value of shares traded at Dubai Financial Market during November reached Dh19.6 billion ($5.33 billion), compared to Dh23.3 billion ($6.34 billion) recorded during October, down 15.9 per cent.
The number of shares traded decre

Egypt said it had resolved a long-standing dispute over a land sale with Dubai-based conglomerate Al Futtaim Group, as the government seeks to clear a backlog of such disputes in order to win back badly-needed foreign investors.
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